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Shelley Roy
Untangle the mystery of human behavior with perceptual control theory, and learn a new way of thinking about people. Shelley Roy challenges readers to re-examine their beliefs about behavior. $18.00 detailsbuy
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Ann Vernon and Terry Kottman, editors
Offers specific counseling applications for children and adolescents from leading experts and school counselors. Together, they explain individual, group, and classroom applications of several theories. $42.00 detailsbuy
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Timothy A. Carey
With lots of examples, illustrations, and a lighthearted style, Carey shows readers how to get themselves better using the Method of Levels, an approach to psychotherapy based on a comprehensive model of the behavior of living organisms.$15.00 detailsbuy
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Kerry Patterson, Joseph Grenny, David Maxfield, Ron McMillan, Al Switzler
This New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today best-seller reasons that if internal motivation drives human behavior, then understanding such behavior must become the impetus for change.$24.95 detailsbuy
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William T. Powers
The third in a series of books by William T. Powers about perceptual control theory (PCT), the robust theory of behavior he originated in the 1970s. This book is about control theory and how it explains human behavior and perhaps behaviors of all organisms, and it includes an extensive mathematical appendix, index, and over 50 illustrations (more than half in full color), plus a CD of free open-source computer programs of interactive models and simulations.$65.00 detailsbuy
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E. Perry Good, Jeff Grumley, and Shelley Roy
Improve school culture, and you'll increase achievement. In this book, you'll learn how achievement is connected to care and safety, and strategies based on the model of internal motivation and purposeful behavior will help you improve these three elements in your own school. $15.00 detailsbuy
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E. Perry Good
Follow along in this popular book as Perry Good explores the basic psychological needs all children have and how you can help kids avoid self-destructive behaviors. Includes practical solutions to common teen problems.$13.00 detailsbuy
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E. Perry Good
Perry Good explains what you can do if you want to have a happier life. Explore the four parts of your behavioral system and discover how basic psychological needs motivate all of our actions.$13.00 detailsbuy
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Diane Chelsom Gossen
Diane Gossen presents a groundbreaking approach to discipline based on the recognition that young people will make mistakes and that emphasizes positive strategies when problems do occur. Help foster self-discipline in students.$13.00 detailsbuy
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Michael Strong
In this thought-provoking book, Michael Strong introduces and describes an approach to classroom instruction called Socratic practice, which fosters a culture of learning and independence within students. $15.00 detailsbuy
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